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A 360° fire extinguisher simulator that runs in your browser: a bin is burning in the plant corridor and you raise the alarm, decide whether to fight the fire, apply the PASS technique (pull, aim, squeeze, sweep) and evacuate by the signed route to the assembly point, without the elevator. This is how fire brigades and all staff train before the drill.

Two 360° scenes (plant corridor and assembly point), nine steps, three decisions and the extinguisher sweep mechanic.
It is an interactive scenario where a person practices the response to a small fire: raise the alarm, size up whether the fire can be fought, use the extinguisher with the PASS technique (pull the pin, aim at the base, squeeze the lever, sweep side to side) and evacuate by the right route to the assembly point. In our 360° version the fire is in a photographed corridor with an extinguisher, an alarm, an evacuation map and an elevator, and every decision gets immediate feedback. It does not replace live-fire practice for the brigade, but it prepares the whole staff so the drill and the live practice are shorter and more effective.
From the small fire to the assembly point, in the order emergency protocols set.
Manual pull station before any other action: the most common mistake is fighting the fire without warning anyone.
Size, smoke, right extinguisher and clear exit. If any is missing, evacuate.
Pull the pin, aim at the base, squeeze and sweep. The discharge button requires holding for 4 seconds.
Locate the route, exits, extinguishers and assembly point on the wall map.
The elevator decision and leaving by the signed route, walking and closing doors.
Stand in the marked area and report missing people without re-entering.
Because in most companies only the brigade practices with live fire once a year, and the rest of the staff has never held an extinguisher. When a small fire starts, the closest person is usually not a brigade member. The simulator teaches that person the essentials: warn, size up, PASS with the exit at their back and retreat if the fire grows. And it gives the brigade a refresher of the full sequence (including roll call and the no-re-entry decision) as often as they want, with evidence per person for the emergency plan.
The sequence follows Mexico's NOM-002-STPS-2010 (fire prevention and protection: brigades, drills, extinguishers) and NOM-026-STPS-2008 signage (evacuation routes, emergency exits and assembly point), consistent with NFPA 10 and OSHA 1910.157 practices. Texts adapt to your emergency plan, your extinguisher types (ABC, CO2, water) and your real routes.
We photograph your corridors, risk areas, exits and assembly points in 360°; place your real extinguishers and alarms as points of interest; and add the scenarios you need: electrical fire, gas leak, earthquake. Delivered as a SCORM or xAPI package for your LMS and as evidence for your emergency plan and drills.
Evidence for the emergency plan and for your LMS.
Whether they pulled the alarm before grabbing the extinguisher or skipped it.
Whether they correctly sized up size, smoke, extinguisher and exit.
Whether they grabbed the extinguisher, pulled the pin and completed the discharge on the base of the fire.
Whether they used or rejected the elevator to evacuate.
Whether they left by the signed exit and reached the assembly point.
What they did about a missing coworker: report or re-enter.
Quote the scenario with your areas photographed in 360°. Three scope options with a closed price.
The simulator does not replace the drill: it makes sure people arrive knowing what to do.
| Traditional practice | With Geedle simulator | |
|---|---|---|
| Who practices with an extinguisher | Only the brigade, once a year | All staff, as often as needed; the brigade with live fire |
| Evacuation sequence | One drill a year | Individual refresher before every drill |
| Critical decisions | Discussed in the talk | Made and evaluated: small fire, theevator, re-entry |
| Evidence | Attendance list and drill report | Sequence, decisions, errors and time per person (SCORM/xAPI) |
| New staff | Waits for the next drill | Practices it during onboarding, on day one |
Five phases with a deliverable you approve in each one.
360° photos and video of the area, the current procedure and an interview with the expert.
Deliverable: technical scriptTarget behavior, critical decisions, frequent mistakes and the feedback for each one.
Deliverable: storyboard and decision treePanoramas with hotspots, or the machine modeled when its movement must be simulated.
Deliverable: navigable scenarioSteps, interlocks, checklist, score and the xAPI events that will reach your LMS.
Deliverable: working simulatorSCORM or xAPI tested on your platform and a pilot with real staff before launch.
Deliverable: published package and reportComplete your brigade training with the first aid and CPR simulator and the lockout-tagout simulator; for warehouses, the forklift simulator.
The simulator prepares the live-fire practice; see our corporate training and ISO 45001 consulting for your safety system.
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Every scenario runs in the browser and is delivered as SCORM or xAPI.
Tell us how many people, which areas and when your next drill is. We reply the same day.